Countries and Cities on Superphysics

Monuments and Infrastructure

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1. Dynasties are prior to towns and cities

Towns and cities are secondary products of royal authority because building and city planning are features of sedentary culture arising from luxury and tranquility.

Only a strong royal authority is able to construct large cities and high monuments

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The size of monuments is proportional to the importance of the various dynasties.

City-planning and the Neglecting of It

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Towns are dwelling places that nations use when they have reached the desired goal of luxury and of the things that go with it. Then, they prefer tranquility and quiet and turn to using houses to dwell in.

History of Jerusalem

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Jerusalem is “the Most Remote Mosque.”

It began in the time of the Sabians as the site of a temple to Venus.

The Sabians used oil as a sacrificial offering and poured it upon the rock that was there.

The History of the Ka'bah

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The mosques and venerated buildings of the world

God singled out some places of the earth for special honor and made them the homes of His worship.

The Jurhum

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The Jurhum, as descendants of the maternal uncles of the children of Ishmael, continued their administration of the House after them.

Eventually, the Khuza’ah ousted them and remained there after them, as long as God wanted them to remain.

Islamic Infrastructure

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7. There are few cities and towns in Ifriqiyah and the Maghrib.

This is because these regions belonged to the Berbers for thousands of years before Islam, as a Bedouin civilization.

The wealth and economic activity between cities depend on their population size

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This is because each person cannot obtain all the necessities of life by himself. For instance, no one, by himself, can obtain the wheat that he needs for food.

The Prices in Towns

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All markets cater to the needs of people.

Some are for necessities:

foodstuffs like wheat and barley
foods, such as beans, chick-peas, peas, and other edible grains
wholesome foods such as onions, garlic, and the like.

Some are for conveniences or luxuries:

Differences in Prosperity and Poverty Are The Same In Rural As In Urban

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An abundant civilization has many nations, properties, and cities.

The condition of many of its people is favorable.
Their dynasties and realms are large.

This is because they have a lot of available labor that brings wealth.

Capital Accumulation

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15. The accumulation of estates and farms in cities, their uses and yields.

The accumulation of numerous estates and farms by the citizens does not come all at one time.

Sedentary Culture in Cities Comes From the Dynasties

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A city’s culture is firmly rooted when the dynasty is continuous and firmly rooted. This is because sedentary culture is a condition that is the result of custom and goes beyond the necessary conditions of civilization.

Sedentary culture is the goal of civilization

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Royal authority and the foundation of dynasties are the goal of group feeling.

Sedentary culture is the goal of Bedouin life.

Cities that are the seats of royal authority fall into ruins when the ruling dynasty collapses

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When a dynasty disintegrates and crumbles, the civilization of the city that is the seat of the ruler of (that dynasty) also crumbles. There hardly ever is any delay.

This has many reasons:

Certain cities have crafts that others lack

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This is because the activities of the citizens necessitate each other, since mutual co-operation is innate in civilization. The necessary activities are restricted to certain inhabitants of the city.

The Dialects of the Urban Population

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The dialects of the urban population follow the language of the nation or race that has control of (the cities in question) or has founded them.